View Full Version : Harmonic Balancer. Has anyone removed it?
happifella
04-30-2004, 12:03 PM
I have that well known leak from one of the bolts for the bracket that holds the crank position sensor. To get that bolt out, you have to remove the harmonic balancer. Has anyone removed the harmonic balancer before? Is it held on by one big nut or does it come off by removing the smaller individual bolts?
G Feller
04-30-2004, 12:21 PM
I have that well known leak from one of the bolts for the bracket that holds the crank position sensor. To get that bolt out, you have to remove the harmonic balancer. Has anyone removed the harmonic balancer before? Is it held on by one big nut or does it come off by removing the smaller individual bolts?
Bill R.
04-30-2004, 12:28 PM
bolt that leaks the other doesn't go all the way through and you can remove the one that leaks to seal it....Here is Koalamotorsport
(http://www.koalamotorsport.com/tech/misc/m30oil.leak.htm)
I have that well known leak from one of the bolts for the bracket that holds the crank position sensor. To get that bolt out, you have to remove the harmonic balancer. Has anyone removed the harmonic balancer before? Is it held on by one big nut or does it come off by removing the smaller individual bolts?
winfred
04-30-2004, 12:36 PM
the 13mm bolts pull the balancer, the big one does the hub that the balancer is bolted to
I have that well known leak from one of the bolts for the bracket that holds the crank position sensor. To get that bolt out, you have to remove the harmonic balancer. Has anyone removed the harmonic balancer before? Is it held on by one big nut or does it come off by removing the smaller individual bolts?
happifella
04-30-2004, 02:25 PM
There is not enough room to remove the bolt completely. It can only be backed out a small amt before it runs into the back of the vibration damper (the unit that has all the teeth on it). The vibration damper is what needs to be removed. From the diagram I posted, does part #2 (pulley) have to come off for the damper to come off or does the damper just pull off over the top of the pulley?
Thanks
winfred
04-30-2004, 02:33 PM
the same 13mm bolts that hold #2 on also hold on #1
happifella
04-30-2004, 02:40 PM
Thank Winfred!
When removing the vibration damper, do I need to make sure I install it in the EXACT same position as it was removed? Or is there an alignment pin or something that will automatically tell me where to reposition it?
Thanks!
winfred
04-30-2004, 04:17 PM
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